Pastor William Davis Welcomed by Bellevue Welsh Church
West Scranton notes report Rev William Davis welcomed as new pastor at Bellevue Welsh Congregational church with a Welsh language program. Morgan James presided. speakers included Rev William Morgan Rev David Jones and others. audience from several churches attended. service closed with America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
Bellevue
William Morgan
David Jones
L Evans
D. P. Jones
St. Lewis
D. Db. Hopkins
D. C. Phillips
Hey
Hugh Davis
Ebenezer Griffiths
Davis
Benjamin Beddoe
First Welsh Baptist’ Church
America
Enjoyable Day at Bald Mount By Local Youth Party
A merry group of young people spent a delightful day at Bald Mount yesterday with lunch by a cool spring and several diversions. Attendees included Misses Jennie Restee May Jones Persie Wagataff Jennie Rawards all of West Semanton and Sevella Evans of Taylor Messia Garfield Belmont Fort Richmond Chester Lincon Alfred Hillman and Wesley J. Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Mount
Cool Spring and Sons
Jennie Restee
May Jones
Persie Wagataff
Jennie Rawards
West Semanton
Sevella Evans
Taylor
Messia
Garfield Belmont
Fort Richmond
Chester Lincon
Alfred Hillman
Wesley J. Harrison
Elosive exercises at First Baptist school entertain crowd
The elosive exercises at the Industrial school of the First Baptist church drew a full basement audience last evening. Pupils sang sovereignty and recitations were given by Edna Alney, Rebil Boner, Charles Williams, George Penna, Muth Acker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Sovere
Sonia
Edna Alney
Rbegil Bowner
Charles Wiliams
George Penna
Muth Acker
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters touted as health elixir
Advertisement claims good digestion and appetite return through Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It promises cleansing of bowels, stimulating stomach secretions, purifying blood, and strengthening liver and kidneys, urging readers to accept no substitutes and noting a Private R Avenue Stamp on the bottle neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovtetter
R Avenue
Doll Drill and Wand Drill Recap by Local Girls
Florence Morgan and Maud Weather hog led a program featuring vocal and instrumental numbers by Nellie House Rachel Jones Rachel James Sylvia Jones William House and George Penna. Thirty four girls rendered a doll song ten performed a burlesque doll drill and sixteen completed the wand drill in clearer manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Morgan
Maud Weatherhog
Nellie House
Rachel Jones
Rachel James
Sylvia Jones
William House
George Penna
Powell and Coggins Marriage at St Patrick's Church
David Powell of Stone avenue married Rose Coggins daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Coggins of Eynon street at St Patrick's church yesterday morning. Bride’s sister Tessa Coggins was brides maid and Charles Davis was the best man. They left on the 2.10 train for Buffalo Niagara Falls and other western points and will reside on Stone avenue in a newly furnished home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Powell
Stone Avenue
Rose Coggins
Michael Coggins
Eynon Street
St. Patrick's Church
Tessa Coggins
Charles Davis
Powell
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
South
Scranton
Last Rites Held for Integra D R Williams at Plymouth
The remains arrived at 2 yesterday afternoon and were welcomed at Lackawanna station by Funeral Director Price. An all local service followed at Plymouth Congregational church with Rev E A Boyl in charge. Assisting were Rev David Jones and Rev R B Jones. Pallbearers included AL Bo Mivnon and Morgan B P Danieis. Burial was in Washburn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R Willams
Lackawanna Station
Price
Plymouth Congregational Church
E. A. Boyl
David Jones
Hey. R. 3. Jones
North Scranten
AL Bo Mivnon
Morgan BP. Danieis
David FE. Hughes
Fillas BE. Evana
Newso Reese
W. J. Morgan
Burjot
Washburn Street
Funeral notices for Conway Namara and Thomas in local cathedral cemetery
An infant of Hugh Conway and wife on Fellows street was privately interred in the Cathedral cemetery yesterday afternoon. The funeral of John McNamara will be held today from his parents on North Everett avenue with services at St Patrick's church and burial in Cathedral cemetery. Mrs Virthla Thomas’s remains were taken from Jasper Neumis’s home on Scranton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Conway
Fellows Street
Cathedral Vemotery
John McNamara
North
Everett Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Cathedral
Virthla Thomas
Jasper Neumis
Scranton
Christ's Church
Washington and
Grand View Avenues
Woodmen of America
Masonic Hall
Green Ridge Street
Dickson Avenue
Green Ridge Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Truly Wonderful Bargains in Patterns and Colors This Season
A sales pitch highlights an extensive assortment of patterns and colorings from this season’s production. The offer promises unmatched choices with value for money, inviting readers to pay what they will to obtain the best selections.
Silk Sale Highlights 27 Inch Taffetas and Rich Silks
A prominent silk sale offers 27 inch high lustre taffetas at 75c a yard, 22 inch satin duchess at 1.00, grenadines and hemstitch silks in multiple colors with special prices, plain weave blacks at 1.00, fancy silky waists pieces at 85c, and printed taffetas at 1.50. The sale continues this week with many colors and finishes highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C&c
Elegant Silk Fabrics at Special Prices for 15 Pieces
A historic ad promotes all silk fancy weaves in plaids checks and stripes priced at 25c per yard. Also offers silk foulards 23 inches wide in navy white or black white effects at 9c to 23c, highlighting regular stock and special prices.
Funeral of John Godfrey at Forest Hill cemetery
Morning services for John Godfrey were held at his home corner Lafayette Street and Filmore Avenue and burial took place in Washburn Street cemetery. News notes report visitors from Paterson New Jersey, local burglaries, church corner stone laying, a birthday party and various society events in Scranton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
John Godfrey
Lafayette Street
Filmore Avenue
Washburn Street
Armory Trustees to Review Building Plans This Week
Trustees plan a meeting this week to receive the working plans and specifications of the new armory building from Architect Holden. Once accepted, bids will be invited, with contractors likely given about a month to submit proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Holden
Police Court Finds William Evans On Concealed Weapon Charge
William Evans was arraigned before Mayor Moir in police court on carrying concealed weapons and fined 7.50. He was arrested Tuesday on Lackawanna avenue by Patrolman Day after being ejected from a business, with a pearl-handled revolver found at Center street station. Thomas Yart was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Patrolman PD Deria after an incident at a Lackawanna ave store, becoming abusive when approached and taken to Center street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Evans
Moir
Lackawanna Avenue
Center Street
Thomas Yart
Deria
Need
Lackawanna Uvebup
Hart
Grain-O Grain-O: a permanent coffee substitute tonic
Grain-O is described as not a stimulant like coffee but a tonic with permanent effects. It is pitched as a successful substitute that preserves coffee flavor, differentiating itself from other substitutes in the market as a unique food drink option.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Courtesy of Scranton Reader
A local miner Mr. Thomas Dalley testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney pain after using six boxes. The advertisement claims Newtonian logic as proof and urges purchase from Matthews Bros drug store with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sale agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Isaac Newton
Sir Tiaac
Dean
Thomas Dalley
Filmore Avenue
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Funeral Service Held for Watson C. Griffin in Priceburg
The funeral of Watson C. Griffin who died Sunday after a lingering illness was held yesterday at 2 30 PM at the family residence in Priceburg. The procession viewed a black casket amid numerous floral emblems signifying wide esteem. Rev. G F E Guild of Providence Presbyterian church led services with the church quartet. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson C. Griffin
Priceburg
Griffin
G.fe. Guild
Diphtheria Strikes Bowen Family. Funeral Held
The Bowen home on Wayne avenue endures illness with four children stricken by diphtheria. The youngest died Sunday. funeral was private Tuesday. The remaining three are very ill, with hopes of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Bowen
Wayne Avenue
Benjamin Atlas
Court Street
Anna Atlas
First Ward
Republican Club
Loftus’ Hall
J. FR. Jones
Pontypridd
South Wales
Puritan
J. M. Lloyd
New Castle
First Welsh Baptist Church
West Market Street
Albert Floyd
Battery A. Second Light Artillery
Cuba
Commotos
Community News Notes and Visits
Mrs John B Owens stays at home on Ferdinand street Rev W F Davies of Summit avenue entertained Rev Thomas V Thomas of Freetburg Md A fishing trip sends Jon Birtly B Maloney and Joe Maloney to Factoryville Mrs Samuel Davie and Emma of North Main avenue travel to Carbondale to be with Miss Grace Powell niece of Mrs Davis who is ill Arthur Fidger leaves for Owego to visit his father Rev William Edgar who is ill at that place
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Davie
Paterson
N. J
W. J. L. Davis
North Main Avenue
Pittston
William
MacColligan
Central Mine
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
St. John's Church
South Scranton
John Stover
Lafayette Street
Tenness
Mies Lulu Morgan
North Malin Avenue
Btate Pharmaceutical Board
Sadie Edwards
Sadie Jones
Mears’ Hall
J. M. Kebastanon
Oxford Street
Marion
J. P. Moffat
Grand Army of the Republic
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Arthur L. Hyble
Robinson Street
Hancock, N.Y
William BE. Johns
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Bimpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Hl. M. Bass
Sumner Avenue
Cooperative Hall
Auspiers of Ripple Division
Sons of Temperance
Edward Woolbaugh
Red Crowa
John B. Owens
Ferdinand Street
W. F. Davies
Summit Avenue
Thomas V. Thomas
Freetburg
Jon Birtly
B. Maloney
Joe Maloney
Factoryville
Samuel Davie
Emma
North Mainn Avenue
Carbondale
Grace Powell
Davis
Arthur Fidgar
Owego
Wiliam Edgar
Odd Fellows Excursion Plans Aimed at Lake Ariel
The committee of Odd Fellows in charge of the August 16 Lake Ariel excursion will meet tomorrow night at Moosic to confer with Bennett Lodge members. The 36 member executive committee includes two representatives from each district lodge with J H Kelly as chairman. They seek to arouse interest and plan a broad itinerary including speeches by lodge orators after visiting Taylor Tuesday night for enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Lake Ariel
Vislt Bennett Lode
Orjer
Moosic
J. H. Kelly
Taylor
Obituary notices for Mary McDonough and W. Bartholomew
Mary McDonough daughter of Mrs Catherine McDonough of 407 Fourth Street died at 3 yesterday morning from typhoid fever. She leaves her mother and brothers and sisters Sarah Kate Martin Bina Peter William and John Frees Pree. Funeral Friday with a requiem mass at Holy Cross church then interment at Catherral Wesley. W A Bartholomew of Green Ridge died Tuesday evening. Funeral private at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Mis
Catherine McDonough
Sarah
Kate
Martin
Bina
Peter
William
John
Frees Pree
Holy Cross Church
Catherral
Wesley
W. A. Bartholomew
Green Ridge
Brooklyn Saengerfest director guides Scranton Maennerchor rehearsal
Professor Arthur Classen, musical director of the forthcoming Brooklyn Saengerfest, led the Junger Maennchor in Germania hall last night. He praised their performance of Wacht auf es tuget and Gausse an die Heimat, ahead of the grand concert at Muellhall on May 2 featuring songs by Massen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Classen
Brooklyn Orion Society
Germania Hall
Classen
Renlly
Brooklyn
Professor Massen
Muelchall
Maennerchor
Tieading
Allentown
Wilkes- Barre
New York
Alfred Gutheing
Gus Reppert
William Zlesmer
City
Boulevard
Lake Ecrantoun
South Scranton Triumph Over Elks In Evening Match
A bowling match at the South Side Bowling Club Tuesday night ended with South Scranton defeating the Elks by a clear margin. Notable scores included J. Keifer of South Scranton averaging 16 percent. The detailed score follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Elks
South Scranton
J. Keifer
Scranton
Meister
Svecswesssavevess
Beater Eerstseereennns
Walter
Nuisance and local incidents detailed in Scranton paper
The Ladies of the YWCA complain of a rowdy nuisance outside their events. A horse frightened by a stone thrown by a child ran along Cedar and Bireh streets but sustained no damage. David Jones takes over George Hartman’s barber shop on Cedar until his recovery. Frants-Joseph Dlermunae, 6, buried at German Catholic cemetery with services conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Scranton
Michael Gilroy
Maple Street
Heizeiger
Cedar Avenue
Bireh Street
Stone Avenue
David Jones
West Scranton
George Hartman
Frants-Joseph Dlernunach
Locuststront
Fresh seafood and produce arrive at reasonable prices
Soft shell crabs lobsters and shrimps, large and small clams, fresh fish and a wide range of southern and home grown vegetables arrive daily. Strawberries and pineapples are also available at affordable prices.
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West
Hald Mount
Baptist Industrial School
Dufour
Hostetter
ST. Patrick's
Mrs. Williams
Globe Warehouse
Verdi
Gioyo
Morveau de Concert
Marrick
Miss Allen
Griswold
d'Hardelet
Harmony Sheldon
North Scranton
W. C. Griffin
Arthur Ciassen
Scranton Bowling Club
the Elks
Wallace
Circus Trust
Nelson Family
Wyoming Ave
Pierce’s Market
W.H. Pierce
Penn Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Father Christ
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Piarkey
Cedar Ave
George W. Finn
Wyoming Avenue
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes Harr Pa
General Office
Scranton, Pa
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